Owlbear Rodeo is an independent software studio that focuses on lightweight, browser-based tools for tabletop role-playing communities. Its single published title, Kenku FM, is a specialized virtual audio cable solution designed to let Discord game masters stream music, ambient soundscapes and synchronized sound effects to their players without the usual “bot” latency or copyright takedowns. Built with Electron and Web Audio APIs, the program appears as a secondary input device inside any voice-chat client, so a DM can cue playlists from Spotify, Syrinscape or local folders and have every participant hear the same moment of tense dungeon ambience or swelling boss-battle score. The interface is deliberately minimal—drag-and-drop tracks, volume ducking, one-click fade-outs—so the technology stays invisible while the story stays immersive. Because it runs entirely on the host machine, no server-side streaming or upload quotas are required, making it popular among streamers, actual-play podcasters and convention referees who need reliable, low-latency audio mirroring across remote tables. Owlbear Rodeo’s wider roadmap hints at expanding into similarly unobtrusive utilities for digital miniatures and scene management, but for now Kenku FM remains their flagship offering. The program is available free of charge on get.nero.com, delivered through trusted Windows package sources such as winget, always fetching the latest build and supporting unattended batch installation alongside other applications.

Kenku FM

Online tabletop audio sharing for Discord

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